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BothyBhoy · 04-01-08, 11:54 PM

Having set up a motorized system last year I am considering trying to get 4:2:2 sports feeds for in-play betting. I am in Central Scotland and have the following:-

Technomate 1500 CI+ Super looped through to a Panasonic Sky digibox
TM-2200 Super DiSEqC motor
1m Funke dish with single lnb

From reading the forum is the "Technosat Skystar2" what I should be looking for? Excuse my ignorance but is this another receiver?

Mickha · 05-01-08, 12:07 AM

A Skystar 2 is a PCI card, which fits into your computer, and with the correct software you can open 4:2:2 transmissions.
The advantage of this is that you are turning your computer into a satellite receiver, so you should be able to record onto your hard drive, and do various other things with the right software.
Have a read through the Satellite TV on PC section for the full benefits.

BothyBhoy · 05-01-08, 12:42 AM

Thanks Mickha. So if I were to fit a ss2 card to my pc, what wiring would I need to connect to my satellite - could I connect to my Technomate or digibox receivers?

remlap · 05-01-08, 01:22 AM

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Originally Posted by BothyBhoy

Thanks Mickha. So if I were to fit a ss2 card to my pc, what wiring would I need to connect to my satellite - could I connect to my Technomate or digibox receivers?

About 22,240 miles worth of wiring

Mickha · 05-01-08, 01:24 AM

If your receiver has a loop through you could connect the LNB that way, or you could have a separate dish and LNB for your new Skystar, giving you more options.

lincsat · 05-01-08, 05:25 AM

You could also fit a Twin LNB to your dish and run a feed straight to the other receiver, whether it's a SS2 or a standalone receiver that supports 4:2:2

BothyBhoy · 05-01-08, 09:27 AM

I don't want to put up another dish and would prefer not to fit a twin LNB if possible. The preferred option would be to connect to my existing receivers (Technomate 1500 CI+ and Panasonic Sky digibox with loop through between them). Is it possible to connect in such a way that I can use these 2 receivers and receive 4:2:2 feeds to the ss2 card on my pc using just one LNB?

jontydog · 05-01-08, 12:03 PM

I have a skystar 2 and have it connected to my TM1000D via the loopthrough on the back. Works fine but you need to have the TM in standby. I don't think it can be done with the sky digibox aswell though.

Analoguesat · 05-01-08, 12:11 PM

From information we were given about 6 months ago most of the holy grail SIS feeds wanted by the real time betting guys are secure encrypted nowadays - SIS realised word was getting around and they were losing an advantage

BothyBhoy · 05-01-08, 12:18 PM

Analoguesat, when you say "SIS feeds" are you referring specificly to horse racing? I am interested mainly in tennis feeds which may not be available elsewhere on tv or may be viewable faster than Eurosport, Sky etc.

04-01-08, 11:54 PM	#1 (permalink)
BothyBhoy Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: West Lothian Posts: 88 Thanks: 4 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	4:2:2 feeds? Having set up a motorized system last year I am considering trying to get 4:2:2 sports feeds for in-play betting. I am in Central Scotland and have the following:- Technomate 1500 CI+ Super looped through to a Panasonic Sky digibox TM-2200 Super DiSEqC motor 1m Funke dish with single lnb From reading the forum is the "Technosat Skystar2" what I should be looking for? Excuse my ignorance but is this another receiver?

05-01-08, 12:07 AM	#2 (permalink)
Mickha Super Moderator Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 5,004 Thanks: 44 Thanked 1,215 Times in 862 Posts	Re: 4:2:2 feeds? A Skystar 2 is a PCI card, which fits into your computer, and with the correct software you can open 4:2:2 transmissions. The advantage of this is that you are turning your computer into a satellite receiver, so you should be able to record onto your hard drive, and do various other things with the right software. Have a read through the Satellite TV on PC section for the full benefits.

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BothyBhoy Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: West Lothian Posts: 88 Thanks: 4 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: 4:2:2 feeds? Thanks Mickha. So if I were to fit a ss2 card to my pc, what wiring would I need to connect to my satellite - could I connect to my Technomate or digibox receivers? Last edited by BothyBhoy; 05-01-08 at 12:59 AM.

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Mickha Super Moderator Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 5,004 Thanks: 44 Thanked 1,215 Times in 862 Posts	Re: 4:2:2 feeds? If your receiver has a loop through you could connect the LNB that way, or you could have a separate dish and LNB for your new Skystar, giving you more options.

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BothyBhoy Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: West Lothian Posts: 88 Thanks: 4 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: 4:2:2 feeds? I don't want to put up another dish and would prefer not to fit a twin LNB if possible. The preferred option would be to connect to my existing receivers (Technomate 1500 CI+ and Panasonic Sky digibox with loop through between them). Is it possible to connect in such a way that I can use these 2 receivers and receive 4:2:2 feeds to the ss2 card on my pc using just one LNB?

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jontydog Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 1,089 Thanks: 0 Thanked 8 Times in 8 Posts	Re: 4:2:2 feeds? I have a skystar 2 and have it connected to my TM1000D via the loopthrough on the back. Works fine but you need to have the TM in standby. I don't think it can be done with the sky digibox aswell though. __________________ TM 1000D Super. SS2 PCI. Echosmart Dsb 791 1M Dish. Edon 2120 Positioner. 80cm Mesh Dish Motorised. 28E to 30W

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Analoguesat manic midlander retired mod Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Scottish Borders Posts: 11,668 Thanks: 21 Thanked 1,339 Times in 990 Posts	Re: 4:2:2 feeds? From information we were given about 6 months ago most of the holy grail SIS feeds wanted by the real time betting guys are secure encrypted nowadays - SIS realised word was getting around and they were losing an advantage __________________ Basic forum rules for both satellite & cable: no keys no patches no offering or asking for card shares Anyone pm'ing me for details of card sharing or anything to do with hacking cable will be banned immediately Analogue forever!! Last edited by Analoguesat; 05-01-08 at 12:15 PM.

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BothyBhoy Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: West Lothian Posts: 88 Thanks: 4 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: 4:2:2 feeds? Analoguesat, when you say "SIS feeds" are you referring specificly to horse racing? I am interested mainly in tennis feeds which may not be available elsewhere on tv or may be viewable faster than Eurosport, Sky etc.

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